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Old 06-01-2015, 10:45 AM
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I got this last week at an auction, it the sears model. Decent shape, no holes rotted through but it has some pitting on the floor. Any ideas what the value of the sears ones are compared to the No.2 ?

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I have a different looking sears roebuck cart I got for $50, that looks to be the same as a #2 cart except it has no fenders.
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I have a different looking sears roebuck cart I got for $50, that looks to be the same as a #2 cart except it has no fenders.
Yup, exact same thing other than the fenders. The rear side pockets have been pulled off, so I might fix that.
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nice cart,you can always add fenders.
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There was one here on CL a week or 2 ago but I can't find it now. I guess it sold. I was thinking it looked just like a #2 but didn't have fenders and I was too busy at work to go look at it.
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Old 06-02-2015, 07:31 PM
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Gonna try to make some fenders for it, took some mesurements off my no.2 and made this, hopefully I can cut some sheetmetal this week.
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Old 06-02-2015, 07:48 PM
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Capital idea!

If it were mine, I'd probably make up some fenders, give it a nice paint job, slap an IH decal on it and keep quiet about the whole thing (probably wouldn't internationally mislead the next owner though)(although, I might keep it around and my Daughter might unknowingly sell it for what it looks like it is after I'm gone).
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I hear ya Yo Sam. I've did construction and put on siding for 30 years. Where's my jet pack? I'm not doing anymore till i get one. Mike
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